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Doors open . at Seven s and the Concert begins at Eight VCluck. 04 Wednesday next will be published, The Second Edition of • LETTEas on tl►e Suhjed of the DUTIES on c()FFEE.. By EDGAR CORRIE,'Esq. Printed for I'. Cadell and W. Davies. Strand ; andsold by "I. M. Richardson, Royal Exchange; and I. Hatchard, Pic. cadilly. 0 , . FOREIGN INDELLIGE:VCII. 0 . M4Dain, MAY Iniperial Highness the Giin - d Dike of BERG daily receives the congrattila.; l tions and hostrigs of the Authorities and Sllbles of tic;' Kingdom, ;ph! from the Foreign AliAisiers. •-• The tAptain-Cieneral biCitalbnia has written to the Junta of State, that he had publiglied iii the Province under his orders, the Procianiitions which , he had received, and that they .had proinced the ' happiest effeEts. The tnost purled tranilnili ity pry vails in Catalonia: . Governrneiit has rec,ssived si,M)7l-1 jar intelligetieefrom the . firovinceS of Arra , lon,:lll:-", lencia, Granada, and Etrainadura, the Cu h.t of Andero and Castile..--(Deeirici di Madrid.) . . ' ZARA; MAY 'Billions of this Pru- vince are met the perno;i'e of • solemnly taking, the day alter to-in - grow, hectic his EVel, lency the ProviditorpOeneral, thebath.of submission to his Imperial and Royal N.ljest:Y. For a /ong sa noble and dignified a ccreinony has not been witrfeised here. 10Nri, • 'On , rt of ,k4ses ;ales anlY oke (ine, n lr iat pc:k• ac• 0191,,t er 114 . 1 • b. tkg !wed A tli T: SUPERIOR TAT WRING and LADIES' HABITS. DLETRICHSEN and CLARK, the latter seve rJl yeafs Forensan to Mr. ALLEN. continue to mike ~ let; of Fashion's Evening and Undress Suits, and Uniforms ; also Leather Breeches, Ladies' aid ng Habits, and Young Centlemen'silitssar and other Dresses, in that superior and highly approved stile of cutting, which has acqutied them an extensive and very distinguished patronage. Country Residents may be 'Wormed how to send their mea. sure per post. -No. la, Rathbone.place, 4ondop. stx PRIZES of TWENTY THOUSAND TOUNT)S. 26, CORNHI LL ; ia, CHARING.CROSS ; and ST. MAIWARET'S•HILL, BOROUGH. LIORNSBY and Co. respectfully aggnaint the N•thility, Gamy, and the Public, that the STATE LO fTERY to be drawn THIS MON fH, is one of the most superb Lotteries ever known: Tickets and Shares Ire now on Sale, at HOIMSBY and Co 's old established State Lottery Offices, where many of the Capital Prizes in the last and former Lotteries were shared, sold, and registered. • N. It. Orders by Letter, or Carrier, executed exactly on the same terms as it resent. This Day was published, price u. . AAERNION Preached before'fiis Grace .1014 N Duke 0f.1313 D Ft) Lord Lieutenant, General, eitcral Govenw of lielanci o. President, and the Members of the Association inco r porated ter' DiscountenanLirtg Vice and Protnotisig the Knowledge anilTraellee of the. Christian Re. ligion; in St. Peter's Church, ou Thursday ; 9th April, 1E37. By the Right Rev. CHRISTOPHER, Lord Bishop of Clooterr. Piloted for T. Cadell'andAV. Davies, Strand. This Day were published, Elegantly printed, in a -Pocket Volume, with a Portrait of Mr. hoyle„ - tafter Faithorue. price 6s. in hoards; THE Hcßn.~l QED 11' OCCASIONAL REFLECTIONS/ with a Preface, Lite. By JOHN WEVLAN!). fun. Esq. Published for the Benefit of " The Society for the Cow version anditcliKious Instruction and Education of the Negro Slaves in the British West India Islands;" and ttenicated, by perntissioui . to the Lord BiShop of London, President of that Society. • " Printed tor T. Cadet' and W. Davies, Strand i sold also by J. Hatchard, Pi I 11 .i..y • and 1. Parker, at Oxford. MONEY. VIESSIIS,LLICAS and CO. bog Leave to inform those that , may he desirous of burrowing Tempo• rary or Permanent-SUMS o 1 NI NI I', that they can at all times, and without delay, advance any Sum from One Hun dyed to Twenty Thousand. Pounds, and up wards, bbilersotial or any other arising front Mat tiageSettleineuts.Aln., ney in the Fitts, Clergyinens' Livings, or Freehold, Copy.. hula, and Leasehold Estates on the most fair and equitable Terms, and will also'colulttA every Negotiation at much less ospence than what is : osually incurreitimuney.transactions. Personal Applications Messrs. Lucas and Co. daily .re ceive at their house, 'No. 19, lertnyn • street, - St. lames's, and Letters, post-paid, immediately answered. , N:lt. Ten years purchase will be given for well secured Amtuitic*. , . • nit AN VILLE, qilv:AY 2.-. 7 .The English „are continu. Oily nuking thtgr appearatt.:e: in ow Roads,, which , exact, ffoin ns_ the greatest precaution for the, safety of our Merchant Vessels. . . • "VIENNA, NA,Y G matte, undor the haild• Turkey, lraS given us no .intelllgerroe exi:opt a short,notieti!Wlth respect to Aosp , )rtir, Yesterday, we are assured by privne intel! 'that the Ottoman Porte stiiVrenazintid untno;..stod iir its situation. • • • ANISTERDA4, JUNE •Ro'yttl aPirtvd, of this date, contains a copy of a Oecree; signed by. 4 15 ~ • Majesty on • the 't3th, prohibiting the ope•ilu.; public subscriptionvfor loan `tor the use of forelgn - ; Powers, or priy,ite individuals, whether natives or'. foreigners, without . his Ntirjesty's consent. - The proposed conditions of the loan rriust.tre specjfi'c,idy Stated in the' pmition for such cOnsent ; and, n .1. 7 teriitioti can be made with 'respect to theit&r!3st, nor tha terms of redemption,' without a sunilarpro , ; ceeding. A stamp duty of not less than i p'r cent. L . ? will b; laid qt) the. denentureS gianted by fuveign-• Powers in ease of a loan. THE first-drawn Ticket in the CITY LOT -IER ", entitled to the RAND HOTEL, was sold Sixteen ixteentli Shares,by •BISH, 24.4, CORNHILL, and No: g, CHARINC-CROSS, Who Shared and Sold thefullowing CAPITAL PRIZES in the Lotteries that finished in Apt : r 7,6 t t, a Prize of si,oool 'Rim( a Prize of moo° 18,44 g a Prize of ,Cs,e4o 11 , 04 H - - 6,000 I 24,589 . . - 5,000 1 1,77 z . . 3 0 o° ' 4,thz . . . 1,000 988 - 24,657 - - - s°° . - 5001 . 5,614 - - - so* making Forty-nine Capital Prizes sold in the last Lottery and late Year, i, eluding the Two last Capital Prizes of 30,004 ever drawn. TICKETS and SHARES are selling in variety fOr the STAT E Lori - Eky that begins the - alhh of this eutlie_Sclieme of which contains SIX PRIZES of TWINTY ()US I) POUNDS, besides the usual number anther _en 1 -4Pilal and Small Pfizer.. All Business in the Public Funds transaaed with fide. lily and dispatch. This Day wls published, price ts. 6,1. A LETTER on'TOLER ATION and the ESTA- BlAstimE Nur, Addressed to the Right lion. Spencer l'erceval, Chancellor of the Ex_ chequer with sonic Re nut ks on his projected Hill. Printed for F. C. and I. Rivinfoon, No. 6z, St. Paul's Cliureliqard; sold also by ilatchard, No. 194 Ticca. dilly. ' • • • This Day was published, price gs. in boards, A JOURNAL of the VOYAGES aud TRA- . 1 - 11.„'VELS of a CORPS of DISCOVERY, under the Command of Captain LEW ES and Captain CLARK E, of the Alloy of the United States,. from the mouth of the River blissown, through the interior parts of North A metic a; to the Pacific Ocean . , omit% the years t 1314, s, and 6: containing an.authentic• relation of the most interesting cransadions duriaohe Expedition ; a Description of the Country, and an , Account of its Inhanitants, Soil, Climate, and Animal 4nd Vegetable Produdions. By PATRICK GASS, :One of the Persons employed in the Expe:lition. London : Printed fur J Budd, Bookseller to His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, No. too, Pall-Mall. SOUTH HAMS, TOTNES, DEVONSHIRE. TO 11E„SOLD IN FEE,-OR LETT, Ready Furnished, fora. Term of Years, hY PRIVATE CONTRACT, __. _ _ _ ,ist +.l s ect,l Eicellent Modern-built HOUSE, in, the arm pleasant part of the town ot Tomes, lit in all r,:- spects for the immediate reception pf a large Family ; there being three •large airy, yet warns sitting-roosts, eleven bed rooms, with chitnriies in nine, and dressing-closets in sok') of them ; a Servants' 1 - 1411, a ftarKe and most commodious Ki:ehon, with,Larder, Panty, Scullery adjoining, and in the Litter a well of the finest water, with patent pump, that forces the , water tO'diflirent parts Of the house. on the upper and lower floors; brick vaulted , wine and-beer Cellars, Wash house and Laundry ; a Green-house with a flue, in a large willed Garden, its full bearing ofetteellent/Fruits ; a Stalled stable for four horses, and a Coach-house, with a hay-loft over the whole; cottages, &c. 'so as to render the whole of the Premises highly convenient and desirable. The mild ness and salubrity of the. ait of Tonics is well-known ; and from the back-rooms or this house there are beauttul Views of the adjacent Country, and the navigable river,Dart.. For farther. partieulais apply to Mr. Weisfurd, the Pro prietor, at' Tomes. nd a 11i• ►~b~rG (.1 1 4'14 , qv it ton t it.t MONEY. • TO NOBLEMEN AND GENTLEMEN. 'ANTED' to invest several very considerable W Sums in Annuities. Nobteineo and Gentlemen de airous of granting Annuities, recieeinabre at pleasure, will • be trridad with on.the most honourable Tants, and the Pur. thaw completed without delay. The Funds ut the Adm. titer nearly preclude the possibility of di:appointment, whatever the extent of the Negotiation. Apply peisolially, from Eleven till Four, or by letter, to Mr. Berton, No. so, Leicestor.pl4ce, Leicesta.square. 4kMV AND NAVY EQUIPAGE. tfall Stll:t~~; oi td' . ire 31 1 1 4 ; i:do" lour - igry tool°' coo' I° L'urt>• ?lAA; • • WWI "t ()I I. 1 I ‘ l ' 1 , bLI• t r,•4 0 ' r itct ..--''' Vinte r r r rs4' ..~ lji•'f t 1 la y lvYr „tre;” js ~ t eat ent• 11 1 r rrHk PATENT C ANIP BED — STEAD - 3, Furni. turc, M at trasses, and Bedding compirtc, are very respect- TUlly recommended to Gentlemen as being the must portable tlrt superior to any others mail: in London ; Marquees, `eh s, Tables and Chaim. on improved princi p les; Sea I ,Cm , Sofa Beds, a n al Chairs. ham Huard Snip; trl usqiiitto lurnitute, and Patent brass-Screw Bedsteads, tor 4:aist 4114 wut Indies, awl all I.•orisigit Climates, at eI()RGAN and SANDERS': Patent hedstead Manufactory:lnd Ware- Roonis, • Nos. to and 17, Catherine-street, Strand. Mofgast and Sander.i's New-invented Imperial Dining lables, allowed to be the must complete and Elegant set of latilcs ever yet invented, are very portable, packing in a liott but ten Inches deep. N• 11. The Fishionable Sofa-Ilea and 'Chair4ed Ware- Num, TO THE CURIOUS IN MA liElftA. • RPENCER anal PERKINS, 115, Newvite-street, londm, having upwards of • tloo gallons of that vain 4Dle Wine , of a superior crudity, in a vat, the, whole of which is.upwards of )ears o • l ► l the vat beirg tilled January 1 7 8 7; and it being now arrived at such peifection as to gain the approbation of every Gentleman who tastes it, and up.. wards of (iaao ben t h z 11$ same Wine, most of which has been in bottles 12 years, they take the liberty of ottining it on the most reasuirAble terms, at a price that will convince that they pin nothing by it but reputation. They havp also a host sel ec t, stuc k o f Oki mots and Spirits, meliarated in 1,, r 4t tt't 1 9,0001. value; they enter themselves of the, oldest ` s • Sherry, nucella, Lisbon, Arc. in England ? which they y i no Qu t t ie inue to sell on the most reasonable terms fur ready f t r. Not less than a dozen sent to any part of the Town, lee °t c pence, or hal doun of Madeira. ---- • SUPERIOR WINES. SPENCER and PERKINS, t 15, Newgate-street, 11 , imp rters of Wine for upwards of forty years, sixteen of ,‘, in they nave adopted that admirable mode of meliorating tt n larg e V ats o f th re e an d 400 a Gallo:Rs contents, as is ~ A dlsed in Germany and other places abroad: by which the ir Witte* are so improved in flavour, and their cordial qua- Z i t t 't retained, that they are not only a delicious liquor to the W ie r let but Kratetul to die stomachs of Nervous Habits, and I A Y O -xt and infirm. Their stock of Old Port, Madeira, 0 L " l4 , &c, is of 11,0011. vaiiie, by which they arc enahled e ,FP w to great ages, both in Cask antlialottle. —They Keep a Loge Sto..:k of Cogniae Brandy, Pine and lamaica • 'ln, and Last India i)iange th e oldot , London, a, m the same manner in Vats, which,. with their Wines, /Jr . , 4 e 11 on the most moderate teens, Wl' ready money.— less than a %token sent to any part of the Town, free of cxi~rice, FOK THE TEETH AND GUMS. P4ll. ° ' Wised and used by tlwir Royal Hi t ihnesses the-Dukes of Claitiiet and Kent, and Gentlemen In the Nary and Army, *..WILD U•eg,uod Cilats in long Voyages ruOTl'Ell's ORIENTAL .DENTIFRICE ; or, ASIATIC TOOTH.POW DE it, has been for 25 re . eonititended—a single Box .a sufficient, uanrity to as. !" 4( 4in its elfkacy and virtues. being acknt,wredgcd by the 111`1:4 respettable medical authorities,.. used byl minty, and re. " . minwtHiCti. Tfic;Powder cleansesaild beautifies the teeth, sweetens thc t i rC4 tht POSSCit3 no Acid that Call corrode the Enamel, alai 41 . a beautitul polish on the Teeth: Front its astringencY , l irigthetts the Gums, eradicates the Scurvy (which of. R I toVes the clestruilion of a witale set of Teeth), and Pre. • VC - 6 SUUnd Teeth.from decay. But what has enhaneediit i * estimation Of those wh.) have been in the habit of tt, Sept`a the it is, that it prevents the return of the Tooth.ach, I . l P . , , Vilich before they bad been violently aided. Likewise vi o i l "tture. which possesses the power of eiming the most A e lit Tooch•ach, and is a wash with the Powder, .rt‘.o..eaution—Any. Asiatic Tooth Powder, without " M. 5 „7 6 1" on the Stamp are coUnterteits. 1:17. wholetale and" retail, by the Proprietor, No. It th,Vwt-builtlings, Strand ; and, by appointment, at Most 91 . m...l.)esale Perfumers in London and out of Town— ch!._ ,itittrions, Portsmouth, and Mr. Mills, ditto ; Mr. Ri. Plymouth Mr. Granville, Dock, ditto; Mr. Mar. lathtlol hits. S t hearclift and Prosse!, Bristol; Mr. Vile, ham l'i lr."Thompson, Isle of .Wight C:nye, Hosting* a i dL.Mr. Pollett, Colchester; Butler, Oxford; Hammond bi ce , Ipswich; Mr. Dyer, Newcastle-upon-Tyne J. sheefl,_ Northampton ; Townson, Chatham ; [al.:nubs, S o l d 1 35 ; Lucas, Southanipton and -- Yarmouth,— 0. 4 ,. 1 's i f in every er.pital Town throughout t E rightfl. thc St Ie2 SC to ask for Tr o tter . tier name is on • , t s. This day was published, in slim. price .Is . bonds. rABSEUVATIONS on ate INFLAMMATORY kj Al. FECTIONS of the MUCOUS NI EMIIitANE of , the BRON HUE. Comprehending an Account or the Acute nfiaintuation of the Parts, of Peripneumonis Nothit, Of Chronic Coughs, &c. • . Ity CHARLES PADHA Nl, M.D. Physician to his Royal.lliglinets the Duke. of Sussex, and to' his Household; Physician tb the lVestrnistster General Dispensatory, and Lecturer on the Pratlice of Physic, &c. Printed for John Callow, Medical Bookseller, Crown, court, Yrince's.strect, Soho. Where may he had, J: Callow's 'New edeatogue of a Modern Collection of I`ledieJl hooks fur ILL BY TUE AUTHOR OP ALL THE TALENTS. This Dav was published, price js. 6d sewed, THE COMET. A MOCK NEWSPAPER. Printed fur Stuck&lc, just. No. 41, Pall Mall,; and Gilbert and Hods;es, La Grange and Keene, Dublin ; where may be had the tollowing celebrated Satires: S. d. All . the Talents, igth edition, 6s. ; on drawing paper to ,6 Al him Talents' Garland, 3d c • o All The Talents in Ireland, zd edition . • 6 ;IVIor - rilleiits Still • . t 43 Flazelltisn Flagellated . - t _ BritAititiad and Hibeiniad • - a 6 -.. 2 o Red Book, or Francis the First - - - z 6 l'ursnits of Agricultae, Cant , ) 1. - - z 6 'flte Second Cantu is in the Press. • Parody nit Ovid, by tit;; Author of All the Talents, in a few days. . .. This Day Was published, Tn One Volume Octavo, price t-s. 6d. - PR ACTI C A L ELECTRICITY and GAL. VA N ISNI, containing a Series of lisperiments, calcu. lated for the use of those who are desirous of becoming ac. quaipted with that branch of Science. Illustrated with nine Copper- plates. \ By 1 oilN CUTIT 13 E ItTSON, • Philosophical Instrument Maker; add Fellow of the Philo. . . ophical Societies of Holland and Utrecht. Printed tor I. Callow, Medical Bookseller, Crown-court, Prince's-street, Solo. Where may be had, just published, • Daubenton's Observations on Indigestion, the ad Edaeion, with Additions, by Dr. Buchan. Price Is. 6d. This Pay was published, pri is. A LETTER to Loid PORCHESI'ER, cn the present Degraded , State of the F.liglish Clergy ; in which the Injustice anti liripolicy of the Stipendiary . Cu rates' Bill aro clearly proved. Sold by I. Hatch:Yd. PieeadillY, I. llell,Oxfor&street. N. U. Symonds, Paternoster row, and I Ashville, Combat. We have here a, classical and elegant effusion on certain grievances occasioned - by late enactments which respect the Clergy. We yield oar cordial assent to most of the onserva *lOUS of this accompanied letter- writer."— Monthly Key. " The writer of _this Pain2lllet is of up.n.an, that al sys ternatic plan for the .degradation of the Clergy,has been form ed in the Aet whicli.exdudes theni.froin a seat in the tionse of Commons, and in the Aet enfOrciag residence. His argu ments will not be easily answered by their opponen;s.'!— Criti* Review. • GUTHRI GEOGRAPIITCAL GRA...IOIAR. , This I) iy was published: In One very large Vol. Medium ttvo. pr•ee t4s. bound. the Twenty-first Edition, corrected and considerably enlarged, ot A. NEW GEOGRAPHICAL HISTORICAL _CI. and COM NI Eitel A L GRAMMA R, • and Present Stare of the sevetal of the World. To which are added, t. A Geographical Index, with' the Names of Places AI. pliabetically arranged. a. A Table of tine Coins of all Na. lions, and their value in English NioneY. 3. A Chronologi cal Table of Remarkable hums, from the Creation to the preens Time. ti , WILLIAM GUTIMIK, Esq. The. Astronomical Part by Imes Ferguson, F.R.S. To which have been added, - the late Discoveries of Dr. Herschel, andother eminent Astronomers, illustrated wittt a cuffed set of Maps, engraved from the most rceent Observa. . thins anti Draughts ol Geoyraithicai Travelers. . Printed for lawn, F. and C.- Itivington, „Walker, Wilkie and Robinson, j. Stockcialt, /t. Faultier, VV, Clarke and g ot w, Seatcherd and Lettetman, P. Symonds , C. Ro binson. C. Law, Cadell anilDavies, Richard Son, ton, ` A llen, and Co. and Harvey, ,Longman, Ilttt~r, Rees and H Ornie, IL C ros by, . Mawinan, 1. Aspem., s c h o loy, . Ebers, ow, and Wilson.and Son, York. U 1 whom may be Itsid, separate, the Maps coloured - , on tine pas t arid half-laatiaal, Ow tea. -44, tO THE LADIES. 1 AGAZET's ORIENTAL DEPILATORY, for I removing SU PER FLUOUS HAIRS from the FACE, NECK, ARMS, dic. and for improving. the COMPLEC- TltiN, will be sold in future (by particular appoimuiem of the Proprietor) by, Messrs. Shaw and Edwards, St. Paul's Church-yard ; Mr. Butler, s Cheapside ,• Mess. Dicey ar o Sutton, how Church-yard ; Berry, wholesale perfunwr, Greek-street, Soho ; .Mess. Ilendrie and Son, Tichborne street ; at . al Mr. flacon, Oxthrd-street ; where Ladies and others may depend upon being supplied with . the Alva ge. nuine as imparted from Turkey, price 3s. 6LI. the bottle. Of this Depilatory little more •iteett be said than will serve to identify it, and prevent Ladies being imposed upon by spurious compositions, which either possess no efficacy Whatever, or are, highly injurious to the Skin,. Since its first introdudion to this .Country by Lidy M W - M it.has sustained a char:tiler in Englaul; .and on the Continent, as the, only . Depilatory ever ottHed to the Public which unites a mildness, s •as not to irritate even the delicate skin of an infant, with infallible and perma n...tit Turkey and Eg9t the Ladies, - who are delicate in the extreme, not to stater a.single hair to remain which they conceive irregular or intrusive, make use . uf it at the Baths - , being highly .valued by them tiara the exclusive property it pOssest;es of giving x degree of soltiwss.and trans parency to the coutplexion.• -• • • N. observe that each battle is signed T. BAUAZ ET, in the Proprietor's hand -writing, to imitate which ita felony. Sold in the Country by Mr. Nester, Edinburgh Mr. Wal ker, • Newcastle•upon- Fyne; Mrs. Dancer, York ; Mrs. Mariott, Bath Mrs.. . Bristol ; Miss Gregson, ; Mr. Drewry, I.),:rby ; Mr. Cowdell, Leicester r Mr. Salisbury ; Mr. NeWcomb, Staintimi ; Mr.• M Don4ld, lasgow ; r. Woolnier, Exeter ; and Mr. Blakeney, Windsor. To THOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. • - No. n s New Bridge-street, London. T CONSIDER it out an at of justice due to , the merits of your LEAK E's PATENT tit bLS, to cum. IlliliCalo to you the following Core which has recently been pertormed by them:— An Acquaintance of mine. by the brva' , :ing out Of an - Ohl Venereal Complaint (attended by a complication of disorders 4rising therefrom), was reduced id. most to a sl:eleton; 'and although he had the best medical . advice which could be obtained, arid tried a variety of Patent Medieines, nothing could he procured which seemed to suit •his ca.e, or to do limn any . service : he remained in a most re. &teed and pitiable situation lot two years, unable to follow .protession, and scarcely able to walk or everito stand on his legs; its tact no one who knew him :vet supposed it pos sible for him to recover. ' He was adviscri at List to try your I.raise.s he did so, adhering striztly to the diretdiops given with theirs. lie hail not taken inure than two boxes be. tore. he totinil an atter:di:in tUr the better: this encouraged him to' proceed, and by 'taking a Lew hoses more lie found his a ppetite and strength gradually return, and is now as and stout as any moan I know. You are wcicome, Sir, to,ieter any person to nie for a confirmation , of the above ACCOUIIt if it should be doubted. ' I sin, Sir, yew obedient humble servant, Library, Folkstone. THOS. I'll RDA y. Prepared and Sold by the Sole Proprietor, T KOS. TAY LO a, Member of the Royal College of Surgen s , - LOlOOll. at his house, .No: 9, New Isridge-street Where, after a constant residence of more than Forty Years, in a prettice particularlY directed to the Cure of Vene. real Complaints, and those incidental to the NUS of Generation in both Sexes, with that inviolable secrecy which Men of his Prote.ssion should always observe,' he tiatterti himself, the advice and assistance he gratuitous ly administers to Persons taking this Medicine, will be esteemed by a discerning Public, as an :WV:UMW seldom to be obtained, and void of arnbig„uity Also said, by his .Appointinetit, for the convenience of those living at a distance, ar the Perfumer's, No. 35, St. Al. ban's-street, Pall Mall; the Toyshop, No. 103, OxfOrd. street ; Mr. Disborough's, No, 7, Fish-street-Intl; Mr. liaxter's South-bridge, Ldniburgh ; Mr. WO:mai:Ps, guw; Ball, Dame-street, Dublin; Mr. Itillmigess, Li. verpuol ; Mr. rstkinsun's, Manchester; and by one Person in every considerabie Town in Great Britain and Ireland, in Boxes of 0 1 4 Zs. gal. each, sealed up with full and Plain diredions, whereby persons of either sex may cure themselves with ease, speed, secrecy, anti safety. N. Is. livery Box sold in Groat Britain is settled up with a Star:lPl on which, by favour of the Commissioners, is print. al at the Stamp-office, " T.,Taylor, No. g, New Bridge, street," to i,ttita uc r aga, is Felony, and all lobos are eosin eurrcttS. • . Tut: HAoue, Just 3.—On 'Monday last Prince DoLoottocitYldeinfered his Letters. of Oredenee.to his Majesty, at Loo, as Mittis!er Plenipotentiall and Ambassador Extraordinary from the Emperor of RUSSIA. The Arnbassadcr - at the same time deliver ed to his Majesty a Letter in the hand-writing of the Emperor, and . presented to him the insignia of the Russian Orders of St. Andrew, St. Alexander, and St. Ann, The Ambissador's suit consists of 'ho`"' less thitm 84 persons. His Serene . Hightiess FIMIMRICK GRO/IGH Au- GUSTOS, Latidgrave .of Hesse, died at Grosgerau on the 19th ult. in the 49. th year of his age. On the 27th ulf., the Minister of Finance publish ed a Ro) al OrdinaLce, signed the preceding tlay, permitting the free. exportation of 'hitter, cheese, and Geneva, to the ports of Allied and Neutral l'owers.—The Vessels employed in exporting these articles are, however, prohibited from carrying let ters or passengers. from or into the ports cif this Country, nitier the penalty of confiLmtion, and t h e perpetual discinalihcation of the freighters or owners• frnmexporting these produits in future. Ott receiv ing licences for this tradic, they are also to gitie se. , entity that tin cornynodiiiei whatever shall, be int ptgted in their Vessels. Pa.ats, MAY 99.—8 y an Iroperial . Decree of C Ist • insuint, the exportation .ot cotton and cot:on • yarn 4:prohibited until further orders.. • ... •An Imperial 4=r:a of the 18th., contain , : various regulations respeding , Agency-offices, • a boa to be ;• established in different parts ofshe.Ernpire by the . Bank of France. No office of this deserip;ion• can be set up without the approbation of his 4.ljesty in his Council of Stife; 'rite Bank is to prbie.SS the * • exclusive privilege of issuin. , notes at its own ost3- . , tilis . bment, and by the medium of these Aleticies, but no issue can take place, except Upon a rsolniiou of the General Direclors, taken After , conbulting - the Chamber of Comtnerce. LElttStc, MAY 21.—Our Gazette mentions,' on the authority of Letters from St. PetersburA and Riga, that the 'surrender of Sweaborg is eitoc4ed to be followed by a eueral Armistice ber‘% cct; SWedes and the Russians, during which tion for a definitive peace will take place. A note; is added to this, in which the _Editor remarks, that the latest intelligence from the North makes no mention of tiny truce. BASI.a, MAY 23.—We learn that tlie Little Coup . • cif at Argau has issued an. arret, fabidding, un ler the severest :penalties, any commerce in English commodities at the ensuing t.iir of Zurzacit, The Grand Council of the Canton of Berne is couvokvd for the 3 t st. • BASLE, MAY QC—The regiment of Reding con duned themselves, in the most exemplary yoyle storing the disturbances'in the mont4 of April : t Madrid, They arc at present. quartered in l'oleric , . or k ihe other hand, the regiment at Preux surrender. et] thekr colours to theinsurgiots. • FLORENCE, MAY 17.--. The general dovernin en t of Tuscany, has given' notice that the existing ne• cessitiei of the 'State, as well as the Measures some time since resolved upon, require, that th numb , ,,r •of religious houses, now far too great, Nhouldba diminished. • .CUPRNIIAGEN, MAY 3 1 .--Accordittg to private letters, the English have taken possession of the little Island or Lyoe, in the vicinity of Alsen, wlikh -has - been deserted by ihe inhabitatlts HAMBVIIGIL—The Correspondenten states, on the authority of letters from Constantinople, that the truce between the Turks and Russians had been pro• . longed for two tnonths,, under'the mMiation of the French Arnbiissador SEBASTIANI, It adds, that the This Day was published. price ts. AN ANALYSIS of WARiYs ERRATA ofl be • PROTESTANT 111 1.3 1. E ; a Work *published in Eng land, in the }war t6$S, for the porposeot exposing the Pro. testa{{[ Vrotestaiit Clergy to ridicule and contempt; and re-published in Dublin, for the saute purptise, in Sep. tember, 184. By the Rev. EDWARD RYAN, D.D. Author of 44 The History of the Efreds of Religion on Man. kind," &c. 'Printed for I'. Cadell and W. !Davies, Strand. 9, 1808. T.ll PRI - NV.11 1 .4E4 OFIICEUS and •CO :11 1 - lONERS of . 111 . 1 illajeitYti Natty do hereby give Notice, that on Weigeitlay, the 22d instant, at Otte u'Clock, they bt ready to tural for the perch*? of • A Strong-built Flat-floored Vessel, of the burthen of about . 3i Tons. No Tender will be received after Twelve o'Clek f,n the Day Treaty, nor pay notierllrnleu the Party, or an /ken' for him, width.